Iran's fascist regime is condemned for human rights abuse and exporting terror while the people endure power outages, water shortages and skyrocketing food prices.

The Iranian government will break economic sanctions from the United States that kicked in Monday, President Hassan Rouhani told government leaders.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said Wednesday U.S. oil sanctions that take effect Nov. 4 are a "new instance of oppression" by the United States.

The United States withdrew from the 1955 Treaty of Amity which normalized relations with Iran, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced Monday.

Iran launched a missile and drone attack against suspected Islamic State targets in Syria, the Revolutionary Guard said Monday.

Brent crude oil prices fell slightly Wednesday but are still hovering near a four-year high while U.S. crude oil supplies had a surprise increase.

National security adviser John Bolton has warned Iran of "hell to pay" if it harms U.S. citizens or allies.

A day after addressing the General Assembly, President Donald Trump will lead a discussion Wednesday at the Security Council on weapons of mass destruction.

Iranian authorities have arrested nearly two dozen people and seized materials related to the deadly shooting at a military parade last weekend, officials said.

President Donald Trump is expected to the praise progress made with North Korea while having tough words for Iranian leaders at the U.N. General Assembly.

Iran warned the United States, Saudi Arabia and Israel Monday that Tehran would take revenge for an attack on a military parade in Iran.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani on Sunday blamed "bullying" United States and its Gulf states allies for terrorists' attacks on a military parade in Ahvaz.

The Iranian economy is in freefall. With only six weeks to go before the second tranche of U.S. sanctions, experts believe the current regime cannot survive.

Syrian forces are closing in on the last rebel stronghold in Idlib, raising concerns that millions of civilians could be caught in the crossfire.

The arrogance of the Iranian government is breathtaking -- taking the U.S. to the International Court of Justice for withdrawing from the nuclear deal.